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… City Police Department (JCPD). The SOA filed a verified complaint and order to show cause on behalf of J.C., a … the SOA, against defendant City of Jersey City (City). The complaint sought to enjoin the demand issued by the JCPD's … 1, 2020, during its investigation of J.C. for conduct unbecoming an officer, based on the contents of a particular …
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… from orders dated March 17, 2020, dismissing his amended complaint against defendants, JPay, Inc., (JPay) and the … principles, we affirm the trial court's dismissal of the complaint with prejudice. I. We review an order granting a … trial judge further noted, "plaintiff's amended complaint points to an August 23, 2017, time period when JPay changed …
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… 5, 2021 Law Division order dismissing her personal injury complaint because she failed to establish her injuries … by ambulance to Trinitas Hospital Emergency Department and complained of right shoulder pain worse than the left … six months. Following the accident, she continued to complain of right shoulder pain, as well as low back pain, …
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… Billing Systems, LLC (NBS) was to provide certain telecommunications and internet services to the June 15, 2011 … arbitration pursuant to the agreement. The Board filed a complaint in the Chancery Division seeking to invalidate the … to bring the matter to arbitration and gave no remedies to [the Board] at all, even in the event of [NBS's] …
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… Adams appeals the dismissal on summary judgment of her complaint against defendant American Suzuki Motor Company … effectuate repairs within a reasonable period of time. It points to Adams's deposition testimony that the repairs were … UCC claim, the Magnuson-Moss Act exists to expand those remedies. Gen. Motors Acceptance Corp. v. Jankowitz, 216 N.J. …
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… on Formica's claims of retaliation and failure to accommodate in violation of the Law Against Discrimination … the grant of summary judgment as to Formica's failure-to- accommodate claim, but reverse as to his retaliation claim. In … in the conduct that he alleges led to retaliation, Formica points to events subsequent to his protected conduct as …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-4452-18T3 STATE OF NEW JERSEY, by the COMMISSIONER OF TRANSPORTATION, Plaintiff-Appellant/ … by DeALMEIDA, J.A.D. Plaintiff State of New Jersey, by the Commissioner of Transportation (Commissioner), appeals from … of this act. 8 A-4452-18T3 Section 49 of the Act exempts "bodies organized and administered as a result of or under …
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… After this incident, plaintiff filed a domestic violence complaint and obtained a temporary restraining order (TRO) … the evidence presented did not establish that defendant committed an act of domestic violence in the tattoo parlor encounter and dismissed plaintiff's complaint; however, plaintiff did not produce the security …
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… 193, we affirm the access to the videos.2 To provide a more complete record should further review be necessary, we remand for consideration of the common law right of access to the dash-cam videos. Because … of Lakewood, sought "copies of the audio and video and all communications to dispatch and the Watch Commander" as well …
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… event of default, the City may avail itself of certain remedies including termination of the lease. On November 10, … MOU, the provisions of the MOU govern. In the MOU, the City committed to make a good faith effort to secure funding for … the City fully advised of any contract negotiations, and to comply with all applicable laws. On May 20, 2009, the City's …
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… this case is being remanded, we need not discuss the record comprehensively. The following summary will suffice for our … in the range of $8,000 to 1 Because we quote and discuss income and expense information from the parties' divorce … (finding that the good faith of the movant is "but one ingredient" to consider); Deegan v. Deegan, 254 N.J. Super. 350, …
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… based on non-payment of rent. The sole remedy sought in the complaint was possession of the property. After a hearing, … public policy barring dispossess actions except upon strict compliance with the notice and procedural requirements of … 379, 383 (App. Div. 2002). This strict or "punctilious compliance" applies to all provisions in the Act, even in …
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… Middlesex County, Indictment No. 18-02-0314. Patrick F. Galdieri, II, Assistant Prosecutor, argued the cause for … Middlesex County Prosecutor, attorney; Patrick F. Galdieri, II, of counsel and on the brief). Melanie K. … entering the building and arresting defendant in one of its common area hallways. The material facts developed at the …
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… defendant terminated plaintiff for allegedly violating the company's confidentiality policy by "disclos[ing] personal … client] about other clients." Plaintiff filed a pro se complaint alleging defendant violated the Conscientious … available under CEPA. See N.J.S.A. 34:19-5 ("All remedies available in common law tort actions shall be available …
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… and a hat he lost during the assault. Plaintiff filed a complaint against the Lasassos, Keith Amos,1 Eitel and a … claiming he suffered injuries during the assault. 2 The complaint3 alleged that Richard and Sharon Lasasso were … environment which resulted in the assault on plaintiff. The complaint alleged Amos was liable because he participated in …
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… cause (OTSC), and a November 27, 2017 order dismissing its complaint.1 We affirm all orders challenged in the appeal … order. 2 A straddle carrier is a non-road traveling vehicle commonly used in marine terminals to move and stack large … it up and carrying it by connecting to the top lifting points of the container. 3 A-2064-17T3 uneven and rutted …
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… factors found by the sentencing court were not based upon competent and credible evidence in the record; or (3) "the … broad sentencing discretion if the sentence is based on competent credible evidence and fits within the statutory … factors found by the sentencing judge were based on competent and reasonably credible evidence in the record. …
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… seven-year-old brother told the caseworker he saw Rachel come into a bedroom with defendant chasing after her. He saw … During the caseworker's interview of Rachel, the child complained of discomfort and loss of mobility in her right wrist that she …
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… (DOC) final agency decision finding him guilty of committing four prohibited acts while an inmate at East … Jenkins was served with disciplinary charges alleging he committed the following prohibited acts: *.002, assaulting … of Jenkins's refusal to obey Tagliareni's orders and the concomitant involvement of the assisting officers, distribution …
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… wifi in their home, thereby preventing the children from communicating with him. He also relied on a February 2016 … with a seventy-three point average, and had failed to complete her homework assignments. Defendant claimed the … judgment, whether reached by consent or adjudication, embodies a best interests determination." Todd v. Sheridan, 268 …